I’m a Berkeley trained Art Historian, who became a free lance Set Decorator for film. I’m a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Set Decorators Society of America and the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. All of which means I’ve sharpened my visual wits on everything from small independent films like Leaving Las Vegas, to exploitation films like The Fast and the Furious, to gigantic blockbusters like Iron Man I and II. The best part of being involved in any movie is the story behind the story – a Director who disappears with his Leading Lady or a Financer who turns out to be a money-launderer from the Cayman Islands. There’s always just as much drama behind the scenes as there is in front of the camera.
I travel from country to country to hunt down that offbeat love story, the diabolical mystery or the vile conspiracy that’s tangled up with the world’s greatest art and the world’s greatest food. Follow me to the behind-the-scenes adventures in the pursuit of art: to Dublin, where the recently discovered Caravaggio “lost painting” hangs just a few blocks from the National museum’s bog mummy found with his nipples cut off! To Stockholm, where Prince Eugene’s tranquil sculpture garden is only a stone’s throw from the lavish royal warship Vasa that capsized less than a mile out on its maiden voyage in 1628. To Rome, where we scale the arduous ascent up 537 steps to the top of St. Peter’s in Vatican City and look out to the ancient Roman Villa Quintilii, host to the site of ostentatious sex parties with underage babes.
And I’ll always remember to get you well fed. So follow me if you’re hungry for art and hungry for a culinary journey.

Hi Florence – not sure how this works but here goes…
fun to get your blog!
you are looking gorgeous as always
love to Waldemar -and please speak English!
love
lisa
The photos are wonderful. Keep traveling and keep what you are doing.
I hope someday you can do an exhibition in LA showcasing your incredible photos and and delightful perspective! Love “traveling” with you on these fantastic journeys!
This is such a treasure. I am living in a nd though your work.